“Marigold and Mallory. They came healthy and happy. Marigold is our Easter Egger and Mallory is our Olive Egger. I got them as pullets 2 weeks ago and they already come right up to me and follow me around their run. Very happy!”
Thank you so much for taking the time to review our babies! We are happy to hear they are doing well and are bringing you joy! My Pet Chicken hopes to help you in the future with any of your flock needs!
“The best service of any company. Pullets arrived healthy and on-time. Wonderful experience. Will certainly do more business with them and I encourage others to do the same. I never write reviews but this experience was extraordinary.
Ed H
Maryland”
“my Pullets: Easter Egger arrived safe and sound, as a time orderer I was truly concerned especially after reading alot of FB Posts from the groups that I am part of that their shipments had DOA birds
I will certainly use MPC again
SS”
“Fast shipping (about 16 hours) and in good condition. Ours is a pretty red color. Third friendliest out of the six we ordered. Excited to see her egg color.”
“My Easter Egger came in the arrival package of 4 hens 2 weeks ago. It has been a nightmare.
My easter egger has terrible pecking wounds that im sure were only exacerbated by the fact the chickens were kept in a small shipping container with nothing keeping the birds from attacking each other.
Pecking wounds aren't a bid deal, if it weren't for chickens being known for attacking sores, especially those that are bleeding.
So now I need to divide my quarantine pen, again, to separate this poor chicken so she doesn't continue to be attacked. Buying 'peck be gone' and other home made remedies to try to prevent pecking. Only for it all to be in vain as the creature suffers.
Costing even more money, stress and aggravation than any of it is worth. This is a disaster.
Do not buy animals online. Despite the claims, its safer, or safe or 'minimum fatality rate' or whatever boilerplate corporate jargon is used, they are living animals, and there is no way to ship 4 living creatures in something no larger than a bread box and expect it to go smoothly.”
